fain meaning in Chinese
adj.
1.〔古、诗〕乐意的，愿意的。
2.〔古语〕不得不的，勉强的〔仅用作表语〕。
短语和例子
adv.
〔诗、古〕欣然，乐意〔与 would 连用〕。 I would fain help you. 我乐意帮助你。
int.
〔英学俚〕免除。 Fain(s) I keeping goal! 可别叫我守球门。
Examples
- I am so weary of this place; and i would be fain at home .
我在这里无聊极了；我真想回家。 - I would fain help you .
我乐意帮助你。 - I'd fain have done so, to try and show him we had both been too hasty .
我很想见到他，对他表示我们两人当时都太卤莽了。 - He rolled off his horse so ignobly and funnily, that even the ambassador was fain to burst out .
他狼狈而可笑地从马上滚翻下来，甚至使得大使也不由得放声大笑。 - The gentleman looked fidging fain to be gone, but submitted in a manner that made mary like him .
那个人心里很焦急，只想早些脱身，可是又不得不敷衍着，那种样子倒叫玛丽很喜欢他。